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Classic Audiobook Collection - Sea and Sardinia by D. H. Lawrence ~ Full Audiobook [biography]
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Sea and Sardinia by D. H. Lawrence ~ Full Audiobook [biography]

Classic Audiobook Collection

01/03/23

545m

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Sea and Sardinia by D. H. Lawrence audiobook.

Genre: biography

In Sea and Sardinia, D. H. Lawrence turns a simple winter trip into a sharp, restless travel memoir full of landscape, conversation, and cultural friction. Leaving the chill and routines of mainland Italy, Lawrence and his wife, Frieda, set off by train and ship toward Sardinia, an island that feels both near and startlingly separate. As they navigate delays, cramped compartments, and the small dramas of fellow passengers, Lawrence watches everything with a poet's eye and a skeptic's impatience: the shifting sea, the hard outlines of coastal towns, the rhythms of local life, and the uneasy relationship between the island and the larger nation that claims it. In villages and cities alike, he tests his own assumptions about modernity, tradition, and the meaning of freedom, often finding beauty where he least expects it and irritation where others might see romance. By turns comic, lyrical, and biting, the book becomes less a guidebook than a portrait of travel as confrontation - with place, with politics, and with the traveler himself.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:29:10) Chapter 02

(00:54:16) Chapter 03

(01:37:42) Chapter 04

(02:21:29) Chapter 05

(03:05:03) Chapter 06

(03:46:12) Chapter 07

(04:31:16) Chapter 08

(05:13:05) Chapter 09

(05:50:27) Chapter 10

(06:26:18) Chapter 11

(07:07:48) Chapter 12

(07:43:16) Chapter 13

(08:12:23) Chapter 14

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England, My England by D. H. Lawrence audiobook.

Genre: drama

In England, My England, D. H. Lawrence turns a fierce, intimate gaze on an English countryside that is being hollowed out by modern life and the pressures of war. At the center is Egbert, a charming, high-born dreamer who drifts through his days as if real responsibilities belong to someone else. His wife, Winifred, practical and increasingly exasperated, tries to hold together a household and a future that Egbert seems determined to treat like a passing mood. As the world beyond their fields tightens with duty, money, and marching orders, their marriage becomes a battleground between freedom and obligation, tenderness and resentment, fantasy and the hard grain of reality. Lawrence follows the shifting power between husband and wife, the pull of class expectations, and the uneasy question of what it means to love a country that is changing faster than its people can admit. Stark, lyrical, and unsentimental, the story builds toward a reckoning that feels both personal and national, capturing a society on the edge of irrevocable change.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:40:38) Chapter 02

(01:13:17) Chapter 03

(01:36:30) Chapter 04

(02:11:57) Chapter 05

(02:38:44) Chapter 06

(03:07:59) Chapter 07

(03:45:59) Chapter 08

(04:27:58) Chapter 09

(04:47:56) Chapter 10

(05:16:10) Chapter 11

(05:34:30) Chapter 12

(05:58:54) Chapter 13

(06:17:50) Chapter 14

(06:38:27) Chapter 15

(06:58:31) Chapter 16

(07:26:21) Chapter 17

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The Lost Girl by D. H. Lawrence audiobook.

Genre: drama

'There is no mistake about it, Alvina was a lost girl. She was cut off from everything she belonged to.'

In this most under-valued of his novels, Lawrence once again presents us with a young woman hemmed in by her middle-class upbringing and (like Ursula Brangwen in The Rainbow) longing for escape. Alvina Houghton's plight, however, is given a rather comic and even picaresque treatment. Losing first her mother, a perpetual invalid, and later her cross-dressing father, a woefully ineffectual small-scale entrepreneur, Alvina feels doomed to merge with the tribe of eternal spinsters who surround her in the dreary mining community of Woodhouse.

Into this drab environment enter the Natcha-Kee-Tawara: a polyglot, poly-amorous troupe of travelling players united, on- and off-stage, in a fantasy of Native American nomadism. Enter Ciccio, the surly dark-eyed horseman. The Italian's potent and threatening physicality overwhelms Alvina and soon will propel her into - what? Perdition, or the paradoxical freedom of a girl who 'like(s) being lost'?

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:53:15) Chapter 02

(01:14:15) Chapter 03

(01:46:55) Chapter 04

(02:23:57) Chapter 05

(03:00:34) Chapter 06

(03:34:42) Chapter 07

(04:15:10) Chapter 08

(04:55:40) Chapter 09

(05:38:01) Chapter 10

(06:20:47) Chapter 11

(06:55:21) Chapter 12

(07:24:26) Chapter 13

(08:15:55) Chapter 14

(09:07:40) Chapter 15

(09:48:44) Chapter 16

(10:30:30) Chapter 17

(11:10:27) Chapter 18

(11:44:23) Chapter 19

(12:11:43) Chapter 20

(12:35:53) Chapter 21

(13:33:15) Chapter 22

(13:56:36) Chapter 23

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